Crimes of Columbus, Leopold and Churchill: Two Articles
The new movement in the United States against police and other state violence is now calling the perpetrators of crimes against humanity to account.
Left or Right, a Murder Is a Murder
Kerala CM and his comrades violated this sacred principle when they praised P.K. Kunjananthan, a man convicted of the murder of T.P. Chandrashekharan, an estranged party member.
How Kerala’s Army of Women Battled Corona
It is this army that is responsible for huge successes achieved by Kerala state against the corona crisis at different levels.
How Vietnam Managed to Keep its Coronavirus Death Toll at Zero
This country of 97 million people has not reported a single coronavirus-related death.
Jaivik Bharat
Towards a atma nirbhar, seed sovereign, food sovereign India through regenerative agriculture (jaivik kheti) and local, circular, solidarity, economies.
Words from Prison – Human Rights Defender Gautam Navlakha Speaks!
Recently, the documentary film maker Anand Patwardhan received a letter describing Gautam Navlakha’s situation in jail, from his partner Sahba Husain.
From Freedom Fighters in British India to Dissenters in Free India: Face Sedition is the Simple Answer
Tilak and Mahatma Gandhi faced sedition charges for their activities during the freedom struggle; and now the government of Independent India is using the same law against its own citizens.
Coronavirus Pandemic Shows Why Ensuring Gender Justice Is an Urgent Task
Women are at once bearing the brunt of the pandemic and leading the response to it. This reflects an untenable situation that calls for decisive action.
Call to Remove Statue of Manu from Rajasthan High Court Campus; Story of Women who blackened the statue
The presence of Manu’s statue in the compound of Rajasthan High Court is a shame for India and Rajasthan in particular.
The Migrant and the Moral Economy of the Elite
The lockdown has revealed the brutality of India’s chronic disregard for the rights of migrant labourers.